NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park is located just over an hour and a half from Hobart on the stunning Tasman Peninsula. The small peninsula hangs by a thread to the Tasmanian mainland, with only the isthmus of Eaglehawk Neck preventing it from becoming an island.
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If you’d like a specific cabin or site, you can enter it as a special request during checkout. We’ll do our best to accommodate special requests, but we can’t guarantee availability.
Check in
2pm
Check out
Before 10am on day of departure
Reception hours
Reception Hours: Winter: 8:00am - 5:30pm | Summer: 8:00am-6:00pm
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Frequently asked questions
No, NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park is not pet-friendly and pets are not permitted within the park.
Check-in is from 2:00pm and check-out is by 10:00am.
NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park offers a range of family-friendly facilities, including a camp kitchen, wood-fired pizza oven, playground, pump track, accessible amenities, nature walks, fishing spots, wildlife viewing opportunities, and a variety of cabin, safari tent, and camping accommodation options.
The park is ideally located for exploring the Port Arthur Historic Site, the spectacular Tasman Peninsula, Eaglehawk Neck, coastal walking trails, sea cliffs, wildlife experiences, and scenic cruises. It's the perfect base for discovering some of Tasmania's most iconic natural and historical attractions.
Cancellation policies can vary depending on the accommodation type, travel dates, and rate selected. Guests should review the terms provided during booking or contact the park directly for the current cancellation policy applicable to their reservation.
Please read full Policies prior to booking.
NRMA Port Arthur Holiday Park is located on the Tasman Peninsula in south-east Tasmania, just over 90 minutes from Hobart. The park provides convenient access to the Port Arthur Historic Site, rugged coastline, and many of the region's most popular attractions.














































































































